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Best performances - Batsmen

DA Warner
DA Warner
47(33) 5x4 - 0x6
Control %82%
  • Productive Shot
  • off drive
  • 11 runs
  • 2x4 - 0x6
0 2 2 10 6 6 15 6
Shubman Gill
Shubman Gill
36(37) 5x4 - 0x6
Control %78%
  • Productive Shot
  • pull
  • 9 runs
  • 2x4 - 0x6
8 0 2 2 6 3 2 13

Best performances - Bowlers

LH Ferguson
O4
M0
R15
W3
Eco3.75
RHB
OFFLEG
1W
1W
1W
  • FTFULL TOSS
  • YYORKER
  • FFULL LENGTH
  • GGOOD LENGTH
  • SGSHORT OF GOOD LENGTH
  • SSHORT LENGTH
LHB
LEGOFF
T Natarajan
T Natarajan
O4
M0
R40
W2
Eco10
RHB
OFFLEG
1W
1W
  • FTFULL TOSS
  • YYORKER
  • FFULL LENGTH
  • GGOOD LENGTH
  • SGSHORT OF GOOD LENGTH
  • SSHORT LENGTH
LHB
LEGOFF

Commentator: Varun Shetty

6:38pm And that is all from here! Head over to Mumbai Indians v Kings XI Punjab, where the defending champions are three down in the eighth over.

Ferguson: I think getting David Warner out especially at the start of the super over [was my favourite wicket]. It's great having Morgs at the top off the mark with his calmness and of course I had my plan which was working throughout the game. Look we'll take this win and enjoy tonight, it was a very good win on a tough wicket. It was nice to put the icing on the cake after the batsmen's effort.

Lockie Ferguson is the Man of the Match.

E Morgan: They're nice to be part of, get a glimpse into what the guys are about. For Lockie to come in and perform in both phases was outstanding. We've been sort of striving to get wins out of the last couple of games, didn't happen against Mumbai; today we were competitive. It'll all depend on a lot of match-ups, what we think are the right dynamics at the time [the batting order]. Dre went off the field, we thought he was injured. He came back on and said he could bowl. I think he showed a lot of character to get us to the Super Over after not starting well. He's a superstar player for us. Hopefully we an gather up some momentum after this.

D Karthik: Relief. It was a game we could have won comfortably. Made it a little tough for ourselves. I think it was a little hard to bat on, a little sticky, that's why you see low scores defended. I started 4, depending on how the match goes Baz [sends me out] so I'm not fussed about where I bat.

Warner: I don't know where to start. At the end of the day, we probably leaked a few too many in the middle overs and at the back end. For us it's about finishing games and we've failed the last 2-3 occasions. Not at all in two minds about bowling first. I thought this was a nice wicket that wouldn't change and to be fair it didn't. 165 was about par. We lost wickets at crucial times again. Kane had to open because he had a slight niggle with his adductor. Will need some physio work.

6:25pm A morose looking David Warner at the post-match chat there. He's been harping on about his team not being able to close off games, and it's the same story once again. Might sting more knowing he was there at the end to take control of things too. But the fact is that Lockie Ferguson was too good for them. A special spell in regulation time and then back to close it all in the Super Over. After the start in the powerplay, and Russell's injury, KKR needed something of the sort he produced today because they'd fallen a few runs short with the bat. SRH mixed their line-up around and managed to get a quick powerplay start, which was the motive - but the middle overs played out much the same. They're now four points behind KKR, who are fourth on the table. A massive wedge in the middle of the IPL table that will be difficult to plug now for the teams in the lower half of the table.

0.4
2lb
Rashid Khan to Karthik, 2 leg byes, fumble by short fine and DK comes back for the second run. Googly at a length, deflecting off the thigh guard and running fine. Sandeep got into a tangle and couldn't pick up cleanly as he attempted to pick up and throw on the turn
0.3
0
Rashid Khan to Karthik, no run, good length and sliding into the pads. Waits on that and looks to turn through square leg but cops it on the pad. Can't nick a single from short midwicket

Third man, fine leg, midwicket and extra cover are in

0.2
1
Rashid Khan to Morgan, 1 run, full ball at middle stump, swept along the floor to deep midwicket's left. Lots of shouting around from both teams, but DK has the hand up. No risks as Garg picks up and sends it back
0.1
0
Rashid Khan to Morgan, no run, reverse sweep straight to short third. Full ball on off stump, firmly struck but can't find the gap

Shubman Gill is padded up for KKR. Coming out to the middle are Morgan and Karthik. Morgan will take strike.

Rashid Khan is the designated bowler for SRH.

Lockie is immortal tonight. Five balls ago, KKR seemed to have surrendered meekly. Now, they need to score 3 off 6 to win this game.

Rashid Khan is the designated bowler for SRH.

0.3
W
Ferguson to Abdul Samad, OUT, bowled out! A full slower ball, delivered like a legcutter and coming in with the angle. He got one like this in regulation time too. Superb, superb stuff. It crashes into middle stump as Samad clears the front leg and looks for the big slog

Abdul Samad b Ferguson

0.2
2
Ferguson to Abdul Samad, 2 runs, short of a length and just outside off, ha a big swat at that but it comes off the high part of the bat. Past Bairstow at the other end and weak enough that long-on can't cut off the second

Abdul Samad the last man for SRH

0.1
W
Ferguson to Warner, OUT, takes off stump first ball! Good length ball pitching at middle stump. Gets the front leg into the leg side and wants to carve it behind point. And he misses. That tonks the top of off stump

DA Warner b Ferguson

Warner is taking strike. Mid-off is inside. Square leg and fine leg too. Looks like they'll be going wide yorkers because point is back.

END OF OVER:
20 | SRH: 163/6 (1 run required, RR: 8.15)

6:05pm I see Warner has his helmet back on. He's coming out with Bairstow. Lockie with the ball. 6:02pm You almost feel KKR have got away with that last over. It was certainly a tame end to it, looks like even Warner was winded by the end of it. But that's it now, both teams start equally. SRH will, of course, bat first. Possibly against Lockie. Don't know that yet. Big discussions in the SRH dugout about who will bat.

19.6
1lb
Russell to Warner, 1 leg bye, we'll have a super Over! KKR just manage to hang on. Good length ball at middle stump, looks to flick that and cops it on the back leg. Only a single in the off side. But they don't even attempt a second. On the flip side, KKR didn't appeal for lbw.
19.5
2
Russell to Warner, 2 runs, overpitched on middle stump, mistimed slog to where mid-on would have been. Their halfways-in fielder from mid-off runs across but can't stop Warner from retaining the strike
19.4
4
Russell to Warner, FOUR, walks into the off side and swats this past square leg. Good length ball, slow and friendly on leg stump. an easy put away. It was 124kph

Looks like they've stationed a man halfway in form the straight boundary, in line with the non-striker

19.3
4
Russell to Warner, FOUR, swatted past the non-striker. Good length, loopy outside off. Waits on it and flat-bats it aerially between non-striker and umpire

Russell can barely jog in the run up...

19.2
4
Russell to Warner, FOUR, whipped to the long leg boundary. Full and into the pads, waits on it and just gets enough on the thick inside edge to get this between the fiedlers

Russell over the wicket. Square leg in, fine leg in.

19.1
1
Russell to Rashid Khan, 1 run, whipped straight to deep midwicket. Low full toss floated outside off, he gets low and drags this out to the fielder who takes a catch very close to the padding. They check it and he's alright

Free hit

SRH 2nd innings Partnerships

WktRunsPlayers
1st58KS WilliamsonJM Bairstow
2nd12JM BairstowPK Garg
3rd0DA WarnerJM Bairstow
4th12DA WarnerMK Pandey
5th27DA WarnerV Shankar
6th37DA WarnerAbdul Samad
7th17DA WarnerRashid Khan